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Originally posted by Evolve540 ↑

While these have all taken different approaches to the same problem, one thing they all have in common is that you can't actually buy them yet. This makes it a little hard for anyone to vouch for their high-flying automated selfie skills, so until these things start to land in the hands of consumers it's probably a little early to go turfing your selfie stick.

But the Roam-e's time may come soon enough anyway, with Duffell telling us the company plans to start shipping in June or July. He says more technical details will also be available ahead of the launch and that the drone will be priced at US$250.

Basically here's your catalyst once they show us the product and say we are mass producing this date the SP should fly to the moon. IMO

Link http://www.gizmag.com/roam-e-drone-selfie-facial-recognition

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Beautiful timing

Duffell telling us the company plans to start shipping in June or July.

He says more technical details will also be available ahead of the launch and that the drone will be priced at US$250. ( which they changed to $499 US)

Their you they just gave us technical details we await the launch.

Watch this space!!!!

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